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Dave.R

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Just spent some time on your website and the links out to amazon. Lots of tools (huge catalog) for very little money. I'd be curious to see how they hold up.

3rd...some people need to calm the eff down!

Thanks, I see there's a ton of views have most of you guys entered? This contest is shared with our Facebook group too.

Maybe after we can do a GJ exclusive give-away
 
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I bought the 27040 pro screwdriver set. The phillips head on one broke the first time I tried to use it.

Sorry about that man, those are normally really good sets, shoot me an email, and a fix is on your way. Do you still have the broken one to take me a quick pic? If not I don't care. Thanks for letting me know.

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I spent some time looking at that Tekton tools site late last night. Turns out, I have more Tekton tools than I realized. Another one I have is that mini bolt cutter that shows up on their first page of pliers and cutters. Paid like $6 for it. Put it in my electrical bag to shorten screws and small fittings for electrical work, as many times they are too long. I have used the he!! out of that becauser I always figured, for $6 it ain't gonna last long. Well, that was in 2004. I have used it a lot since then and the jaws don't even show any wear. Yeah, I know, it ain't a Knipex -- no I have that one in my roller at home so I don't lose that little item I paid like $60 for. And yes, I like the Knipex a lot and it will slice thru anything I throw at it, but for $6 for a ride along in my every day bag, I cannot complain about that little cutter. And if I lose it, I'll go buy another. And no, I have no connection to Tekton tools, and I don't even know the OP, but what I've used so far has stood the test of time for me.
Cheers,
Jim
 
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I spent some time looking at that Tekton tools site late last night. Turns out, I have more Tekton tools than I realized. Another one I have is that mini bolt cutter that shows up on their first page of pliers and cutters. Paid like $6 for it. Put it in my electrical bag to shorten screws and small fittings for electrical work, as many times they are too long. I have used the he!! out of that becauser I always figured, for $6 it ain't gonna last long. Well, that was in 2004. I have used it a lot since then and the jaws don't even show any wear. Yeah, I know, it ain't a Knipex -- no I have that one in my roller at home so I don't lose that little item I paid like $60 for. And yes, I like the Knipex a lot and it will slice thru anything I throw at it, but for $6 for a ride along in my every day bag, I cannot complain about that little cutter. And if I lose it, I'll go buy another. And no, I have no connection to Tekton tools, and I don't even know the OP, but what I've used so far has stood the test of time for me.
Cheers,
Jim

I bought the sae and the metric line wrench set and worked great!


These are what we like, We aren't a tool truck and aren't aiming to be. We want to be a dependable tool at a good value. Sometimes errors happen but we try hard to fix them. We are a small company and we are working towards something we can take pride in. Thanks Guys. :thumbup:
 
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